Keidi Bare is waiting

TO four minutes, those who played in the Nova Creu Alta de Sabadell to defend the 0-1 that Nico Melamed had just established, Keidi Bare's presence at Espanyol is reduced. The most expensive signing of the summer in the parakeet club, which paid for him two million (fixed, more variable) is waiting.

Everything indicates – so Vicente Moreno hinted – that will return to the call for the game this Sunday against Tenerife, but he has just lost two in a row, against Rayo Vallecano and Mirandés, due to the discomfort he was dragging after having played with Albania, Kazakhstan and Lithuania. His set-up seems fundamental for Espanyol that, like the rest of the teams in the Second Division, they face five games in just 15 days, and that they are already going for the third. It should not take long for a first start that did cost him horrors to reach in Malaga, two seasons ago, so patiently and few will beat him.

On that occasion, He also played testimonially in the first section of the course, specifically one minute against Sporting de Gijón on November 11, 2018, but it would not be until January 13, 2019, with the visit to La Romareda, when he would act initially, to follow the rest of the campaign regularly. It is true that in that waiting time yes he was playing in Segunda B with Malagueño, the subsidiary of the anchovies.

Not surprisingly, Keidi Bare had also completed the previous season in the bronze category, in the Atlético de Madrid B, in the last of his five years as a mattress maker, in which he made his debut with Diego Simeone's team. And he came to Malaga with an important burden: the nine-game penalty that the Federation imposed on him and that meant his bitter farewell from the rojiblanco club.

The facts go back to April 15, 2018, when the midfielder was sent off in the 14th minute by an Atlético B-Fabril for double yellow. The first, by to protest to the referee. The second, by insult him. And Gallego Gambín, who was the name of the collegiate, recorded in the minutesNew intimidation after showing him the red and again at halftime, when Keidi waited for him in the changing room tunnel.

The now Espanyol player would recognize some time later that what came next were the worst moments of his career. As if to suffer now with a title that is waiting, but will come sooner rather than later.